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FRIDAY MARCH 23

FLAMES OF LOVE.

LADY DOUGHTY'S LETTERS.

www.

REMARKABLE DIVORCE STORY.

1923,

DIESEL-ENGINED WARSHIPS.

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

FORESHADOWED.

THE CHINA MAIL.

FRANCE'S BLACK ARMIES, 'NOTICE TO SHIPPRUE AND July 9,—K. 4.

MAN-POWER FROM AFRICAN,

COLONIES.

The French are not using any. black troops in the occupation of the Rukr. But there is no doubt that France means to employ them in large numbers in any future war,

Engineer Lieutenant-Comman Remarkable letters were read in the suit for divorce brought by der L. J. Mesurier, R.N., in the Mrs. Kathleen Tickler, of Inglis- road, Ealing, W. She alleged cruel- Course of a paper read to the In-writes a correspondent in the Daily ry and adultery on the part of her stitution of Engineers and Ship husband, Arthur Tickler, with builders In Scotland, on The Lady (Engenia Bertuance) Dough- Development of the Sulzer Diesel Engine, made special reference to the large vessel which is to be constructed by the Fairfield Ship building and Engineering Co., Ltd., Glasgow, for the Union Steam ship Co., of New Zealand.

ty.

Mr. H. D. Grazebrook sen., for Mr. Tickler, said he was not in a position to put his client in the box. The case was therefore undefend-

ed.

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Aug. 4.-B. T.

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MANICA.

Mar. 13-LOB.3.

QWATOW.

-KİNEYRAR. Yingukow.

Tingebów. Kwangehow. Fombing Haibong Bintang

AL-HAL

10.4.0.1

17.-0. N.

28-0.8.8.8.

Rosba Mare

23.-P. M

Halloons;

Apt. 9.-P.

$15.-0.14. 25-0,3 $7.-G. N. $7.-1.0.6.N. $7D, L. 18.~~~E. A.. 19-0,8. K 20.-D. L.

Netus. Her colonial'army to-day amounts to over a quarter of 2 million men on a peace establish ment,and by the application of con- scription, already in force in North creased. Of these colonial troops, Africa, could be indefinitely in- over 200,000 are coloured (the pre-arJ37 —D. LA war establishment was about a quarter of this), and with the ex- ception of nine regiments from Indo-China and Madagascar, all come from Africa.

AMOY.··

35.-0. X. 9.-0.8.E 30.-D. L

·Haikong. Brechnen. Sloshu Maru. Haifoong

FOOCHOW. Mag. 87.-D. Ex, Haibong. 30.-D. L. Halfoong

TAKAO.

SHANGHAI

Bhantung.

Mr. Patrick Hastings, K.C., who

This vessel would be, he said, a appeared for Mrs Tickler, said the marriage took place in 1907, and passenger Uner of 13,000 brake

But it is no good having great The horsepower, and would represent there were four children.

Between adultery and crucity began in 1920. a notable step in the progress of reserves of man-power if they are

met Lady the motor ship. She would be a not easily utilisable. when the husband

the France and North Africa lies the Doughty, who, was a widow,,Mr. four-sbaft vessel, and so Tickler's infatuation becoming engines would be of comparatively Mediterranean hence her wish for Mar. 30-0.8. K. Boahu Mara.

power, representing submarines to keep the sea-route very pronounced, and association moderate between the two went on cease-essential problems which had all open and her attitude at the been dealt with and solved satis- Washington Conference; between lessly.

North Africa and the teeming fands There were a scriesof remarkable factorily before now.

Continuing, he said it was inter- of Senegal there are 1,500 miles of letters between Mr. Tickler and Lady Doughty, which were disco-esting to speculate on the maximum desert-hence the recent trans- vered by Mrs. Tickler. The first power per unit which might be Sahara mission and the talk of] was written by Lady Doughty to obtained without taking undue building a railway from Morocco Apr. 1-1.K.K. Shinyo Mara. Mr. Tickler on August 9, 1920, ami risks, or departing from the general to Dakar.

design or single-acting, two-cycle Sulzer engines. As the machinery installations,

Fan:

all merchant

the

A RAILWAY EXPERT. That such a project could be To think that again we shall see

shows even mentioned of each other and again shall kiss, Isn't it a glowing thought-to kiss vessels, with the exception, of pas determination of the directing again! To be near each other! To senger liners, would full within his minds of France to redress the see each other, and feel each other maximum, he would examine a balance of their falling birthrate Oh, the project for a naval vessel having only 32 per cent of French burning and thrilling!

more than two four shafts and developing 40,000 families have maddening thought of it.. The phone number is Hawarden brake horse-power with eight children) by the limitless fecundity 37. Ring up any morning when cylinder engines running at 170 of Africa. General Calmet, who has you get the chance at about 9.30 orr.p.m. The machinery, under just been appointed as deputy to 10 o'clock, and say it is my butler. these conditions, would

Marshal Lyautey in Morocco, is a railway expert and the father of a There's a garage right next to us follows

Auxi- project to link up Senegal with that' liary. Protectorate by a line through the

where we can phone in safety. Oh,

I wonder would you find me tired-

Cylinders per

looking and miserable to-day. You Engines......... would, and perhaps love me more, not less. Would you?-Your de- jected NONO.

The

Mr. Hastings said that the hus band and Lady Doughty practised

deception. extraordinary wife, having found some of the letters, went to see Lady Doughty to persuade her to let her husband alone. In June 1921 Lady Doughty wrote two letters, one to the wife and the other to the husband. That to the wife was written on June g

and ran:

Dear Mrs Tickler-Depend upa it, I shall do everything in my power to make him see fairness and reason. I keep telling him you love him. That he did not, and does not, believe. Why? Oh, he is difficult. But if all else fails, shall go away to New York of Buenos Aires, somewhere out of reach of even his letters.

I have argued, pleaded, coaxed him to see how happy he can be, since you are prepared to do every thing to please and humour him in life, but he does not believe it.. I am weary and tired of arguing. It might end by quar relling, which might end matters better than anything else, I am certain I shall yet muke him see fairness and your sincerity and love. Lshail never go back on your trust in me.--Yours truly,

EUGENIA DOUGHTY.

JA

GREAT FIRE OF LOVE"

Lady Doughty's letter to Mr. Tickler was dated June 10, and

was as follows:

be as

Main.

Mar. 25-0. N.

Karmala

15.-P.&O. 24-0, N. 17-NY.K. 180 N. 19-LOS.N. 19-PL

Klagehow: Hakozaki Maru.

Szechuan.

Kwongang.

Pres. Cleveland.

2-N.TK

44.0.L

8-NI.K. 7.-0.P.8. 嗅

Yokohama Marn.

7.-10.8.,

BP, & O.

IL-P.M.

11-ET

1-LF.

15.-T.K.K.. 16.-A. O. L. 18-0, M, 19.-1.0.32 10.-G.P.8: 24.K.K.

· 95.-P. ML.

28.-A. O. L.

$9.EL

4

4

4

Rio de Aro and the Sahara-hich doesn't exactly bear on its face a look of dividends.

May

1-EYK 4.-Q.P.8. 10-A, O. L 21.-T.E.K.

It is curious, at this time, when

mm.........any kneadi

850

25,-0. M.

3.-T.K.K.

1,100

engine

Dia. of cylinder,

Stroke of cylinder,

B.H.P. perengine.. 10,000 1.H.P. perengine... 12,600 Rev. per minute...

170 Piston speed in ft.

per min............ 1,230 Ind, mean pressure,

470 France is counting heavily on her Jane colonial and coloured troops, that

600 we should be fighting a suit at the 1,000 Hague with the French Govern- Mar. 94-I. W. 1,430 ment regarding the liability of

240 British subjects resident in Tunis

92

(there are many Maltese settlers

Dakar Marys.

Pro McKinley.

Empress of Canada.

Kutang.

Kashgar

Pres. Piarco. Venezia.

Mentor.

́8lborla Maru. : Pres. Jackson. Chinia Namsang

Express of Rumia. Taiyo Máru. Pres. Wilson. City of Singapore. From JeffersoKI,

Back Maru. Empress of Alia. Fred. Grant. Tenyo Maru. Naking Kores Maru.

WUCHOW.

Kochow

Kochow

97. W.. Talming 89.-K. W.

945 there) to serve in the French army. Mar. 25.-U. N. Shantung.

French counsel stated that in the event of the British claim being upheld, the civilising work of Mar, 29-1.0.8.N. Kwengang. France in Tunis and Morocco would be nullified,

Ib. per sq. in.. 945 The turbo-blowers and cooling Water pumps would be electrically driven and would absorb, per main

COLONISTS AND NÅTIVES ALIKE. engine, approximately 700 brake

Such a plea would have more horse-power, supplied by the

The total weight had not France already auxiliary engines. weight of the main and auxiliary introduced the principle of com

military service for engines, turbo-blowers and pumps, pulsory

Inning-

BAN FRANCISCUL

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Jane TKE

Taming.

West Prospect

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Apr.

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Aralara. 10-LU.S.N. Hinsang.

Apr. 7.-B. & A.

JAYA PORTS, R.LO,

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30-K.P.M!

Apr. 9-3,0.J.L.

6.-T.K.K.

18-N, L.

May 6.-T.K.E.

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Werza

Hayo Maru.

INDIAN PORIN, zrò,

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Via Raxgoon),

Mar. 24. Nanyo Y.E. Bengal Mard.

30.-0, CR. 31-LO.B.N..

Apr. 2B. I.

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14.-LOAN.

92,,-B. L.

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Japan. Malay Harn Fooksang.

Takada.

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Mar. 23-NY.E,

24.-F.&O.

19.-N.Y.K

30.-2,&(),

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27--P, O.

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Apr. 2-B &0.

18.-N.Y.K. May A-E & A 14-N,Y.. Jono &-E & A........ July 7-E & A

MELBOURNE.

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St. Albany. Aki Mara,

Eastern.

Arafuro,

KAPAN FORTS.

TSINGTAO

NINGPO.

TIENTSIN:

Mar, 24-10.8.N.

Wooing. 44.-C. N. Kucichow.

Cheongshing. 81.-10.AN.

PUKOW.

Yingehow.

WEIHAIWEI.

Karichow.

Apt. -T.K.K.

2-N.Y.K

L-A.O.L.

HAIPHONG.

Yaunan. 24-LOAN. Locsang.

with their motors, air reservoirs, colonists and natives alike. Both Mar. 25.—0, N, compressors, silencers, etc, would elements, of course, are intended; be about 2,750 tons. The weight not for home use, but to serve on was thus 150 lbs. per brake horse-the Rhine as an integral part of the

with French army, (The role played by Mar. 34-U. N. power, which compared about 70 lbs. per brake Horse the native Algerian regiments in. and the late war resulted in the law of for submarines power 290 lbs. per brake horse-power for 1919, which gave a certain measure Mar. 23.-0. N. ordinary cargo vessels fitted with of autonomy to Algeria, a measure Sulzer two-cycle main and auxiliary which has been much criticised in engines. Among the advantages the French Chamber.) It is as obtainable by a naval vessel fitted though our military plans in Europe Mar. 28.0. N. with Diesel instead of steam depended on the co-operation of a machinery were increased radius strong Egyptian army.

The dangers of such a policy are of action on a given supply of fuel, the ability to go to sea on short obvious, even to Frenchmen. There notice and to increase rapidly from are to-day 75,000 coloured troops cruising to full speed, the absence permanently stationed in France, Apr. 1.-0.3.K. of uptakes and funnels, with the and Syria is held very largely by

and to keep up an immense standing Mar. 25-1.0.S.N. consequent advantages in disposi Senegalese. But if France wishes

-27-1.0.8.N. attack army, there is no alternative. That

17.-C. NT. 28-E A

1-0.9.K. BE A

tion

less

of armament

to vulnerability Darling, What glowing words from above, and also the elimina- she means to continue to develop you write mel Sparks flying tion of the risk of being put out of the man-power of her African upwards from the great fire of our action by lamage to steam pipes colonies is evident from the energy she is now throwing into the con- lovel Not sparks. really, but or boilers.

These advantages, he added, quest of the Sahara. It is impres- flames that leap and light up the whole of my heing. Oh, what a would appear sufficiently import-sive, but not reassuring. love! So wonderful, so beautiful.ant to induce naval constructors to But so cruel in its needs and its study the possibilities of high-LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. tormenting fangs. It leaves us powered Diesel engines, the em- both yearning but unsatisfied....

ployment of which in naval craft Give me every thought, my would doubtless lead to results not darling. Come quickly and lose less far-reaching than might be yourself with the ecstasy that is confidently expected from the beyond all the dreams of life.

13,000 brake horse-power passen- Come soon, soon to your adoring, ger liner which was now being restless NONO.

built at Fairfield,

Mr. Hastings said while the hus- band was away on the Riviera,

ng his wife lies as to where he

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was going, the wife found two said he did not see what good wa5 tickets for the Casino at Montecoming by that, as it would mean Carlo bearing his handwriting,

After Mrs. Tickler found the the breaking up of the home, and Lady he, would never leave letters and had been to see Lady Doughty in any circumstances. Doughty, the husband went to the wife's bedroom and took a revolver He raised his voice terribly and from his dressing-case and said, he thought the best thing to threatened to shoot her. Mrs. do was to shoot her and ther

himself.

1

Tickler was sleeping with her 13- On another occasion Mr. Tickler years-old daughter, and the way threatened to shoot her because the husband treated his wife so terrified the child that slie be- she refused to return to him the letters, she had found. The conduct came ill for a very long period.

Mrs. Tickler, in reply to Mr. of her husband had made her very Hastings, said her husband was nervous.

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DEPARTURES,

Mr. Hastings referred to another Keelung-B49. the son of a jam manufacturer. letter which Lady Doughty wrote After she found the letters in Lady Doughty's handwriting in her to Mr. Tickler on May 4, 1921, c- husband's room, she taxed him with taining the following passages.→

My Precious Love, Why is his relations with her.

Mr. Hastings: What did he there over a cloud in the divine

sky of our glorious devotion. say? He said I knew by the letters Dearest, we love in a way no one how he was living.

How was he living? Spending could measure or weigh or remote

half his time with her and half with

me.

the

co Horridge suppose

with

use; or (could pat

He used to leave me periodica

ly realise, You are sunlight to my heart, you are the heaven of my

Apr.

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Chanang.

HOIHOW.

33.-C. N. 24.-L.C.&.N. 16-LOAN.

BAIGON.

Kishu Maru.

BANGKOK.

Chaniang. Fooshing. Kwangchow. Bintang. Kishu, Mary. -Banka.

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Pres. McKinley. Donjola

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May 21.-T.K.K.

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Chins- Talyo Maru Pres. Wilson. Tenyo Maru Nanking.

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Mias Isadora Duncan, the famous?

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Ever since Miss Duncan and Ber husband, the youthful Russian poet; Sorgo Yessenin, whom she married": last May, were detained at ET Island in Ocber, because the authorities suspected them of Soviet propaganda, her American tour han They been follof vicissitudes. ware rolessed when Mies Duncan denied having any interest in poli tics, and explained that she bad come to America in the hope that, by the medium of art, Russia and America might reach an under- standing.

She was drastically criticised for her scanty costume and radical epecches when she appeared in Boston, and indignantly left the city, declaring that Bostonians were slaves to hido-bound conventions. At Brooklyn her performance end- ed suddenly when her pianist, Max Rabinowitch, refused to continue the programme. She was obliged to dance at Indianapolis with four policemen sitting in the stage.

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